History News

UCF researchers collaborated with the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes of Oklahoma and Florida and national agencies to restore 10 indigenous prisoners’ experiences for their descendants and the public.

Sponsored by the UCF Community Veterans History Project in partnership with the UCF Veterans Academic Resource Center, the vault provides a collection of school supplies for student veterans at no cost.

“Yo solo” should be just as memorable as “Give me liberty or give me death!”

Knowing a little about Cleopatra can help anyone raise their children.

The film “Marching Forward” by a Burnett Honors College class tells the story of how bands at two Orlando segregated high schools—one black and one white—helped bring the city together.  

The president’s speech advocated no specific policies, but he outlined his vision of the nation’s destiny.

‘Presidents in Florida’ film, which looks at political moments, the space program, environmental efforts and other topics, will premiere Thursday.

This history course provides an introduction to how native peoples have helped shape the United States.

University presentations, discussions and artworks will be part of “Pompeii: The Immortal City” at the science center through Jan. 24